Robberies, Accidents and a London Bankrupt List
Reports detail a landau incident with two women forced to walk home, a Welsh wagon overturn causing two deaths, thefts of printed Cottons, a Temple man attacked near Tempe-Par, a Salisbury Court taylor robbed, plus two bankrupts John Stoughton and James Watts. High water at London Pridge 41 minutes after 1 PM.
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Spones-End
Southwark
Contty
King’s Warehouse
Landau
Richard Andrews
Martin
Surrey
Thomas Mainwaring
Temple
Ship
Tempe-Par
Clare-Market
John Stoughton
St. Alban’s
Hertford
Janes Watts
Catenton Street
London
Packer and Chanman
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London-Pridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Hank
S. Tivlia
Cis
Royal Tochange Assurance
Tinia Ponds
Prem
Aperson
CaTo
J.mechell
King’s Arms
Fleet- Street
Leonard Leslius
Lewis Cornaro
Timothy Smith
Apothecary
Zephir
Garth
C. Hitch
Red Lion
Pater-noster- Row
J. Leake
Bath
W. Flackton
Canterbury
France
Madam de Gomez
D. Browne
Black Swan
Eliza Haywood
Thomas Stackhouse
Beenham
Berks
N.B
S. Austen
St. Paul’s Clurch- Yard
Newgate Street
Oxford
Cambridge
Great Britain
Ireland
Aft. Stackhouse
England
Humpary Orpcastle, Esq
R. Francklin
Ruffel-Street
Covent-Garden
Robert Walpole
Joseph Davidson
Cheapside
Horace
Wright
Lee-Way
Mercator
Evwared Hauxley
Ee Mathematicks
J. Hodges
St. Magnus
Londosi Ee
Gurney
Joan Atkins
Joan Cooke
Michasines
Horn Tavern
Fleet-Street
John Whiston
Neweborn
Lewoman
Haydon-Yard
Norness London
Pacienes
Adda
King
Poultrys
Royal Exchange
Duke of ‘Cumberland
Cranbourn-Aley
Leicester-felds